Law and the Environment
The conference on Law and the Environment was held on September
11-12, 1969 in Warrenton, Va. Fifty law professors, lawyers,
and environmental leaders attended it. The Foundation initiated
and supported this conference to focus attention on the increasing
importance of legal efforts to achieve a better balance between
land preservation and development and to influence understanding
and legal practice in the field of environmental management.
Sessions included: Problems in Litigation, Needed Developments
in the Law, and Opportunities and Mechanisms to Meet the Need.
Folders include the conference program and list of participants
as well as various CRF correspondences relative to the conference.
Additional information in this folder pertains to environmental
laws, organizations and publications released soon after the conference.
The folder entitled “spin-offs” contains correspondence relating
to the publication of Law and the Environment: A Conservation Foundation
Publication, edited by Malcolm Baldwin and James K. Page, Jr.
This publication includes the entire proceedings of the conference,
transcribed discussion from the floor, and an extensive bibliography
of environmental law.
Also included in box. 18 are discussion papers on a variety of
topics relating to the conference.
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